European Public Policy – Goal and Reality-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

European Public Policy – Goal and Reality

Published:2024-06-15 Issue:2 Volume:27 Page:101-121
ISSN:1335-2741
Container-title:Politické vedy
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Short-container-title:politickevedy

Author:

Konečný Stanislav^ORCID

Abstract

The process of transformation of politics into public policy, which has been taking place in the democratic world since the 1950s and which also consists in the involvement of non-governmental (non-political) structures in policy making, started to develop more intensively in the structures of the European Union after 2000. This study analyses the ways in which market and civil society actors participate in policy making in selected EU policies. In particular, using examples from Slovakia it presents how and in what way this participation takes place. It notes the diversity of approaches and forms, but also the fact that current European Union policies already meet the basic criteria for being considered public policies.

Publisher

Matej Bel University in Banska Bystrica

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